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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06
EASTERN SHORE.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED ACROSS TIE
CHESAPEAKE.
The sweet.pctato Crop and It's Pros
pecis-Freaks Of Lightning
The Weather.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
OYASoocE, August 4, 1887.
A gentleman who has devoted much
time and labor to the collection OF crop
statistics on the Eastern Shore esti-
mates that there were shipped from the
two counties Of Accomack and North
ampton last year about 100000 bar
rels of sweet potatoes, for which an ay-
tTace price OF seventy cents per barrel
was realized after paying freight and
commissions. This hardly covered the
cost of production. This season the
crop is not so large, and the prospect is
that better prices will be paid. Sweet
potatoes are already being shipped from
this section in considerable quantities,
end farmers seem to be well pleased
with the prices obtained thus far.
Mr.. Ambrose s. TAYLOR, living near
Atlantic, i'll the northern part of
Accomack, reports that he has a young
chicken with two distinct and we'll
formed heads growing on one neck.
he chicken is several months old, and
is regarded as great curiosity.
Mir. Neal McElroy, a prominent mer-
chant at Exmore station, died there
several days ago of dysentery. He had
recently moved TO this section from
New York city.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Samuel }.
Townsend, who lives near Horntown,
in northern Accomack, was severely
stunned by lightning. \ few days ago
her Oldest son. while working in the
field, was prostrated and rendered in
sensible by terrible thunderbolt. On
recovering consciousness he saw one of
his fathers oxen lying dead n few yards
off, it having been killed by lightning.
The heavy rains here for the past few
days have greatly modified the tenn
perature. Thus far the summer has
been the hottest for many years.
kALLIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06
Another Romantic Csrriagc.D
ITrnY Prees AuCn.t d.


John Dean, q travelling salesman for
a New York wool-brokerage house, has
instituted through James Lansing. his
attorney, an action for $1,000 dam
ages against Peter Mccarthy, OF this
city. Dean alleges as rs 1a;ise O. "a,
ton that Mr.. Mccarthy wrote letter
to the .,i,ouse which employs Dean,
stating that the latter had prevari-
Gated in his method of business, and
that he was not n fit character to
travel for any respectable business
house. This is not denied by Mr.. Nc
Ca1thy. John Dean, the plaintiifin the
action, has had quite romantic career.
About the year 1860 Dean was employ
ed as a coachman by a New York man
ufacturer named Boxer. Boxer had an
only daughter, julia Ann Boxer. This
daughter was about twenty-five years
Of age, handsome, and well educated.
Dean, who was about thirty years of
age at the time. was frequently brought
into contact with Julia ann. The close
relationship caused feeling to spring
ND between the couple which soon
ripened into love. Then came the eli
max. They both well knew that Papa
Boxer would never give his consent
to their marriage. They eioped
and were married. For time all
ran along smoothly. They Were happy
and contented and envied by many.
Meantime the news of the elopement
had been spread throug hout the couu-
try. which resounded with the popular
applause Of John Dean and his bride.
Songs were written, orc of which bore
the appropriate title Of "John Dean
and his own Julia Ann, and they Were
the hero and heroine of the hour. But
life, especially married life, is fraughi
with vicissitudes. Julia had been rear
ed from childhood in luxury. Her pa
rents disowned and disinharited her
A longing for the joys and com
forts OF the parental home re
turned to her. She became dis
pleased with her life with John Dean
| He was poor, and they were necessarily
deprived OF many of the luxuries o.
life. The more she pondered on Tho
subject the more discontinued with hel
lot II made her. At last she returned
10 the home of her parents, who will
ingly received her. Dean wandered
away from the scene of his adventure
and the elopementwas forgotten. Mrs
Dean shortly after went to Paris, WHERE
she now resides. Dean has since ther
risen to higher position in the world
than he occupied as coachman. III,
held various positions, and for the pas
several years has travelled as an agen
for wool commission houses in New
York city. He is widely know
throughout the country and has tn
reputation OF being reliable cottol
and wool expert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06

Camp amin is coming back next sea
son with selected company of ia.
nous Italian singers. These are Sig.
nora Repetto, who is said TO be very
skilful and attractive high soprano
Schalchi and Zalassi, who need nc
enconiums Nannetti, the great basso
Baldinigue, bufio OF renown, and
Torricelli, a tenor of high reputation in
Italy, besides Companini himself, who
is said to have recovered his voice.
His idea is TO make concert tour and
mean while TO arrange for operate per-
formances later in the season, and II il
animated that he will produce "Otel.
o."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06
U1aKr DIR. SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR.
IL VIII 49,, %, t,xrr oE THE LAYER

DEHANOEllE.$t VI $3.50 - '<'-s
Tho SYMPTOMS OF Liver Complaint are a
ssck sides. or Iolats, often mistaken for kheu-
n,atism sour stomach; loss OF appetite; bowels
Alternately cos,lve and lax; headache; loss
az memory. with painful sensation oil having
failed 10 DO something which ought TO have
bsen done: debility; low spirits; Thick. vel
low oopoarancc Of tho skin and eyes; dry
cough, often mistaken for consumption.
. No attempt is made TO hunt up out-of-ihe-
wny or unknown PLACES TO ind names TO en-
dorse this medicine. IL IA recommended by
Hon Alexander II. Stevens, Right Rev. John
w. PeckWith, Bishop OF Georgia; General John
n. Gordon. United States Senator; Right Rev.
Bishop Pierce, Hon. John GIL Shorter, J. Edgar
THOMPSON. Hon. D. II. hin, Hon. ]. Z. Breckin-
ridge. Professor David Willis. ID d.; Chief
Jnsiice Hiram Warner, OF Georgia; Lewis
Wunder. Assistant Postmaster, Philadelphia,
Pa and hundreds Of others.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR Is AN
INVALUABLE REMEDY
for Dyspepsia, Constipation. Jaundtce, ihiious
At,ncss. Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF
SHIRTS. Sour stomach. Heartburn, MALAkIAL
DISEASES, etc. Prepared only by
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
A-ThfvASaSTu Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06

Tho foot notes to the return, which con.
tain encouraging evidences OF retribu-
ton in the shape OF executions or SEN
q noes of penal seryitude.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.

AOAD.
SCHEDULE IT, EFFECT July a. 1887
Two DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 70 LYNcnBURG
LEAVE RICHMOND
io.ss 4. IA. Dary, cis Richmond ard Peters
burg railroad. Arrive 90 Potsf--
burg ll:SS A. NJ; Leave Petersburg
ii:iS 4. ". daily; sfri's AZ Neriosk
,ofc : n Dsily, ria RichL.oad and Peters
burg railroad. Arrive 81 Peters,
burg 1854 A. ~. Nc. leaves le-
tersourg li:o5 A. ". for fsmville,
LynehbaFg, Roanoke, Bristol
Knoxville, and al points soE1 and
west
THROUGH CAR 20 LYNCHBURo.
Ga. p. NJ Daily, except sasdsy, vfa Rich.
mOni aud Petersburg railroad.
Arrive Petersburg 659 = NJ;
leave Petersburg 5:i5 T, NJ
daily. arriving >orfcss s.s3 =: N.
Through car Richmond "a Norfolk.
s.Ds 2. N, Daily, except sunday, Vis Rich
moad and Petersburg railroad
Arrive at Petersburg $50 I. NJ,
connecting with Trsiu No. i
leaving Petersburg a. rs !: n.
for farmviils. lynchoars. kos
noEe, Bristol, Knoxville. Shatss.
noogA and ell points soa'h aud
PULLMAN sLxErSe:cAR AccoAsopA
TiONS
Nc, i--sIeeping-ear from Petersburg 70 bi's-
toi Without change. aud Lynchoary " Asmpais
Without ehanSe
az 20 chattanooga Without change.
Ticket,. ba9Rase-ehecbA Esd al informeuotl
- - o6iAtned s. kichmond cod Peeersn1tx
rsllroad ospos cd = = W. Ssyss{A VII 49,
otxU0k 49, ~ T.. ~
s 81 = a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06
By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioneer,
1il3 Main street.

DUBLIC SALE OF TWO NEAT,
II COMFORTABLE. AND wELL-L0cATED
TWO-STORY DETACHED FRAME DWELL
INGs, No. 1921 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET. OPPOSITE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILWAY SHOPS, AND No. lao LIT.
TLEPAGE STREET, IMMEDIATELY IN THE
REAR OF TIE ABOVE, ON EXCEEDINGLY
LIBERAL TERMS.-By request Of the owner,
shall sell by public auction, ON tho premises
on
TUESDAY, AU6usr Q, 1887,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the sbove-namod DEslRA-
BILE DWELLINGS, containing about four
rooms each, In good order, with the usual con-
yeniepces, and having lots OF good size, front
ing about twenty feet each.
these houses are well located for homes or
for rental purposes; are convenient 70 the
work-shops Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Compsny and Tanner 8 Dclsny. aud BY
street railway 10 tho business centres q the
city.
three, and four years. by negotiable nofess Win
interest added, and secured q : go e 9ssA
asG x (.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06
ByJ. s. Jones Il Co. Auc'ioneers.
Hampton, Va

Hampton, Va.
GALE OF LAND NEAR NEW
- PORTS NEWs.-Wili be sold az auction
at the cross streets, In Hampton, Va, at IL
O'Clock ~, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1881,
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF WOODLAND,
belonging 10 the estate OF the late Rev. Wiz
liam Jarrett. situated ON the north side OF the
scenes Dam road, and founded by the lands OF
The Old Dominion Land Company and others
This affords TN opportunity TO secure land
near the new and growing city Oh newport
News. -,
THINKS: Ono third cash, one third In SIX
mouths. ard ono third In one year; notes
bearing6 per cent. interest. with approved
personal security, required for the deferred
payments, and title retained until the pay
ments are completed.
For further information address
JACOB HEFFBLFIdN0BR.
Agent for the kxecuior Of William sasresk
= JONES ; Co, Asss,oessr,,
uNsAus&17 aappse'4 -
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ACTION SALES-Fnsure Days.
CECOND-HAND COTTON MA
CHlyERY AT AUCTION.

~ CHlNEkf Al AICIiOS.
The following described MACHINERY win be
sold at auction
WEDNESDAY,. Areusr 10, 1877,
nj 1 o'clock p. NJ, in Woonsocket. r. T.:
sss-INCn KITsOS LAfPERs. with counter
shafts attached.
nj ge-INCu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CARDS.
10 20INCH WITHIN CARDS.
2e-iNCH HARDY, four lat.top grinder.
sO-INCH LOWELL DOUBLEk.
|, 4 WBITIN HALLWAY HEADS.
Z HEADS isT, drawing 2 TOD. ~ deliveries.
4 HEADS 2p. drawing 2 10 !. ltdeliyerles.
Y-NACHINE-COMPANfs LUBBEkS-
cgi spipdIes.
MAsON sauBBER-s0 spIndles,
o FLY FRAaES-f, G32 spindles.
53wARP FRAMEs-e.99s sawyer sp,nilcs.
sPOOLEHS-4o0 swipdies.
ECPEDALE WARPERS.
b7S MULE sPlSDLES. ,....,
Also. lot OF WARP QUILIS, BODDINs,
STOOLS. WAKPEk-DEANs. ETC.
The atoye sale will take place NJ tho Noon.
socket Ccmpany's Mil so-caIled. recently pur-
chased BY US: Hhero msehlnery can Dc '-
WoO,sOCkET ELECTRIC MACHINE AND
POWER COMPANY.
JEFFERSON ALDRlcn. Auctioneer. ~ 3i-6t
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
BILE TRACT or LAND ~ KING VIII
LIAM COUNTY. VA, DESCRIBED IN TUE
DFFD or TRUST rs CONTAINING u5ACRES
3 ROODS AND % pERCHES.-3y virtue OF a
certain deed Of Trust from jerome u. Crayblii,
of Philadelphia. Pa. dated the 9th day OF July,
1884. ard duly recorded in the clerks once OF
King William County Court, and default
having been made in tho payment q the debt
thereby secured, and being required 80 70 20
by the beneficiary. | shall sell. Of ,be court
house Of King William county. on
SATURDAY. AUGCsr 70, 1887,
at I2 o'clock ~. ALL THAT CERTAIN PAR
GEL OR TRACT OF LAND. together with an
the improvements thereon, described IN sad
deed a. containing by recent survey fl5 acres
go ro0ds and ~ perchcs, ard adjoining the
lands of Robert f. Lee. Henry Bell. the Rich
mond. York River and Chesapeake railroad,
end the Pam unkey river.
TERMS: Ii will be sold - an entirety, be the
eame II ore or less ca IN as 20 the expenses 90
sale and drawing and recording OF deed OF
trust--sry. islO-and also n ~ The sun OF
s3Os9 with interest from the Sth day 81 july
1851, az The rate u 6 per cent per annum ani
he residue. II any, upon such terms as may
be announced On the dcy Of sole.
iys9 Il. T. flsiiEK, trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06
. IN'IIf VIII NJ =
CHEWING & Rose, Auciioncers.
Lor1sA CorN1Y-To WIT:

LOUISA CCUNTY-TO WIT:
/ certify that the bond required OF the spe-
cial commissioners appointed by the decree
entered ia the ci ancery suit of BucSner, &C..
rs. BUcincrs administrator, &C., on the 22i
day Of March. 1857, and pending In the Circuit
Court 81 said county, has been executed WIN
apprON cd security.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of July
1851. SAMUEL II. PARSONS,
an CLERK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06
FREIGHT.

Freignf received daily tor Norfolk, Porr-
raoath, smlthneld, Hampton, Old Point Wa
Nexterne. washington. ana rsrboro'. N. G.. al
stations on Atlantic and Danytlle rallroad
6eaboard and koapoks railroad, Norfolk South
crn railroad, and Eastern North Carolina een.
orally; also, for Eastern Shore q tirflntA ana
ssn ssss'A, . sss'; 3 Z 3: 2sR'i IS
n1'asA W. ',EIs;f zru,l. -, .,,,r1u.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06
DEPARTURE az SIEAstERS.
nLD DOMINION STEAM q ~.
~ SHIP COMPANY. - Nsf--'-'
FOR NEW YORK

Y.
etsauefs leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
ard FRIDAY at3P NJ, and SUNDAY al hisl-
water.
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATI RpAY at3P. VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New YORK era Jsmss-riYer
route uucludlng meals and BERTH. .....ss u
Round-tip tickets limited 70 thirty days
after date q issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - ~
Storage, with subsistence. 90
Steersge. without subsistence. .......,.:, d
Cabin iars via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. ....'.s. ...ss.s.sss's AZ w
Cabin fare ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ -
Tickets can DO obtained at A. W. Gsrber's,
900 Main street; Chesapeake aud OHIO ana
Richmond and Petersburg 1epots, and at COM
paDys oricss, 1874 Main street, and wharf.
Rockets
Frelghis forwarded and throu sh bills u lsilnG
Issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until T. VI
Manifest closed 81 calling Gays one hour De-
passengers can leave New York Thursiay
and Saturday at P. NJ; oy the Ss~pou, Sens
steamer and arrive at Richmond by tne Chesi.'
peake and Ohio train the next day at t:i9 I. n.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAY ),
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake shd ONO
railway lria Newport News az J. NJ, tIl
days. al 1919 A. NJ. Will mhse connecuoa o.
H0RFOLg with steamer lenyng th0se dsyA
sAILlNGs THIS WEEK.
WYANOKE. Captain JENNEY FRIDAY,
August 9Th. at 3 O'Clock p. N. e,-,-r,.,,,
ROANOKE, Captain. CoUcn. SUNDAY,
August TN. at . O'Clock a. NJ. .u
OLD DOMINION, Captain llULrHERs TUES
DAY, August oh, At 3 O'clock p. NJ.
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, ana
Comuanyis wharf Rock otts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-06

III 50 E's .. :E; 9, az s. 49,. 81
NHESAPEAKEA AND OHIO ROUTE.
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFkCT
JUNE ~, !ss;,

LEAVE RICHMOND:
$40 A. M. for Newport News. Oh Pclrt Com
fort. and Norfolk, daily exec sun
day.
lilo a. Nj. Through ard Local NAH % al
points West Sleepers Ciifj1n
Forge b. Louisville am -. LOOls,
except Sunday.
AGO r, NJ. fer Newport News, Old Point, and
Norfolk. EXCEPT sunday.
400 p, 81. Charlottesville Accommodation, es-
cept sunday.
$50 p. NJ. Tor Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicl-
70, ST. Louis, Memphis, ard New
Orleans Fat Express With
through pullmans daily. Only
route running fullInGIe West
from kchmopd
sl5 p. NJ. limited TO Ola Point, daily excep.
Sunday.
SEQ A. NJ. sundays Only. FOR Newport New
Ola Point and Norfolk.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
SOS A. u. Charlottesville AccomlnOdauoH.
llae A. NJ. from Norfolk. Old Point. aud Neh-
port News, except Sunday
SIC p. NJ. from local points and tie West, ex-
cept Sunday.
G35 p. NJ. from Old Point, Newport News
aud Norfolk daily.
$40 p NJ. from Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express-daily.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Tickets al 1000 Main street and al the rot
II. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAHs G. WIcEuAB, Second Yice-Presi-
dent, !ell
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LINE, CEMENT. PLASTER. 70.
7 IMEl LIMEl LIMEi

ss Sepes PRfsn HocSs ps Sse
discbnyging; for sale low from wharf
ANCHOR LINE, fresh daily; CEMENT, all
the brands; rIRE-DRICK, LA'fIls, e. ~.
LUMP AND GROUND sovz.sco fix PI1s-
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BY Sutton & COZ
Real Estate Agents and Ac,ioncers,
llOs Main street.

NOMMIS SIONERS' SALE OF De
v SIRABLE BRICK TENEMENT No. COT
NOK1H FIRST STREET BET WEN LEIGH
AND JACKSON STREErS.-By virtue OF
certain decree OF the Richmond Chancery
Court in tho suit Of schultz u.s. lirschs eX-
ecutor and ai8., entered on the 81 day Of Au-
gust. 1877, we. the undersigned, special COM
missiOncrs appointed thereby, will offer for
sale az public auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, tSS7,
a. ~ o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY located az
abOyc, containing i've rooms, In good order,
ard nearly new. The Lot Fronts about Is feet
on the east side 81 Fist street and rams back
between parallel tines l22 feet 70 an alley 10
feet vide.
Ibis Is Just the class Of property that rents
well ana pays handsomely GA tho investment;
Is conveniently located end is nov rented to a
good tenant 4. o. WENDENBUKG,
HARVEY WILSON,
N. l.. SfOTSWOOD,
Special Commissioners
SLTIos CO., Aucii0neers.
SCuUTTE, FOE PLAINTIFF, AGAINST llIRsH's EX-
ECUTOB AND AIS, DEFENDANTS - IN THE
CHASCERY COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND !:
l.. benjamin II. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
commissioners by the decree in said cause Of
August 2. 1851. has been duly given.
Giyen under my hand this 9Th day OF August,
lss7.
quo BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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DTCUNOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DICHM0ND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC RAfLkOAD.-Scheiul.
commencing MAY -, lss7-easteTu standard
time
72sA.M.. lcayes Byri-suset stsdon daily
st0ps Gully at Ashland, Junction,
Milford, aud Fredericksburg
Sleeper ~ Washington. Lcavea
Washington Ter Nov Goik O. ll'4U
a. 81.
u,Ol A. ~. Ieayer 8yrd-stes; station ials.
except SUNDAY Leaves NaspIuk-
ton for New Tork 81 i:eC 2. ", Gl-,
by limited at $3.50 L. ".
$50 Z. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sucet sistlOn fah5
Sleeper 70 New York.
IO:gs A. NJ, arrives 81 Hyrl-Street station daily.
SLEEPER from New lers.
Qg2P, NJ, arrives az RyrJ-streetstatieut a'ly
stoIs al Fredericksburg, Mli, lo,
and Junction. Sleeper fc.u hssE-
iugtln.
9isP Z. Nj, arrives at FyTd-s't"e' staten DAILY
EXCEPT Sunday.
AsnLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EKCBPT SUkDiYS
4UP,M. accommodation, loayeR Fros'
street. station; arrives =, hshlsi1
st5P.M.
6:O4 P. ~, iea7es Elbs; e-liyes 81 Ashland al
6:H Z. N.
s55 A. ~, accommodation, nnYes ~ bi'sa
Street station; leaves Ashland 81
sol \. ".
$50 p. NJ. arrives At Elba; leaves Asnlnpc a.
5:i2P. VI.
TAYLOR-Gerersl Ticket Agent
Z. 7. Il. MYERS. General sureriniendenL
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BY Quaries IL McCurdy
By WuhrIts q MCOUIuy
and
n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioueers,
Richmond. Va.
THE HEALING SPRINGS,
N BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
THE PREMISES,
THURSDAY, ACGUsT Il, 1ss7,
BETWEEN TIE HOURS OF u AND .
O'CLOCK.

THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY. embracing
the STRINGS and sll acres 81 land. with all
the Improvements, l. ore that should attract
TIE attention Of h0tcEinen aud capitalists
generally, as II posse SEES ads autages as a sum
mcr resort and az q home for inyads equalIeI
b. but Few mountain resorts IN virginia.
llSLOCAIiON i-in the famous Warm Springs
Valley. eight miles from the warm, three
miles from the " Hot" and fifteen miles from
COyington. on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, and on the route Of tho proposed Warm
Springs Valley railroad, which will, 10 is conil-
DENLY believed, soon he built. and which will
add 100 per cent. TO the value 81 the springs pro-
perry. AZ present the route 10 the springs. 10y
en- excellent turnpike, passes IN full view Of
the noted Failing Springsn and the grand
scenery Of Jacksons river. both Of which en-
Giant every lover Of nature. Its elevation
atove sea level IL $500 feet; the surroundings
attractive, especially the lawn. which Is shaded
by handsome trees OF original growth; the
temperature eGuable and delightful, and the
dir pure and extileratine
TIE MfKOYfMhNtS are OF substantial
character, in good condition, well arranged.
and tsstefully constructed. The bathing ar
rangcmenis ere complete and modern.
MS WATERS have an acknowledged efficacy
In large class Of di,orders, being almost n
sTecihc in pulmonary. gastric, and nervous
diseases The sale Of these waters would
pICye highly profitable il eneigeticauy pushed.
The prospective value Of this property IN me
near future ~ assured. but the owners OF the
different Interests. Of which large portion be-
longs 10 estates in liquidation. are for that rea-
son prevented from holding on 10 1t. aud thus
roaping that large enhancement TO result from
the building OF The IeilrCad above referred 20.
mud from the general accumulation OF wealth
now finding expression in the yearly increa-
sing number of persons visiting health and
pleasure resorts.
Win the real estate will be sold all OF the
personal property thereon.
The TLBNs. which will Re liberal, will be gu
nouncoG at the time % sale.
QUARLES & McCURDY,
y. W. BOWIE,
Arctoneers.
fv I7-Su.Tu. hSsatAul&
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-uE DusKY VISITOR.
ker. Brother OF the King
OF siam.

The eighth OF the nineteen brothers
Of Cbulalonkorn l., reigning King OF
siam, is now in this country. With
the Prince are four little princes, sons
Of the King Of Siam, and consequently
nephews of Devawongse. Their ages
range from nine to fifteen years, and
they are known to their fathers SUBJ
jects as Kitiya, Babi, Pravit, and Chira.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lli3 Main street.

ITO MAIL Huctl.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
l. THAT VERY ATTRACTIVE AND DE-
TACHED TWo-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
NO. e7O6 EAST GRACE STREET, BETWEEN
TWEEN Y-SEVENTH AND TWENTY
EIGHTH STREETS, FRONTING 42Il5j FEET.
In execution OF q certain deed Of trust 10 me.
dated July IS. 1856, Of record in the clerk 5
ofi,ce Of tie Richmond Chnncery Court, In
Deadlock 100 A, page 81. fsulthaYng been
made in the payment OF the notes secured, ana
icing thereto directed by the holders OF said
notes, shall sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1857,
at GJ< o'clock p. NJ. the above-named, we'll
known. aud exec edingly attractive property,
fronting 42xl55 feet on the north eide OF Gracs
street between Twenty-seyentn and twenty
eighth streets, containing about ten rooms, tse
usual modern conveniences. Substantially
built spacious, well arranged, and IN good
orcer Tho lot "a well shaded, has some choice
grspes and other fruit and ample out buildings
thereon, and an alley in the rear twenty feet
wide.
The very desirable location Of this property
near the Two parks. and within one square OF
the street railway-end il. attractlveness In
STYLE comfort. and surroundings, render Is one
Of the most desirable residences In this beau
uiul and improving section OF the city.
TRIMS: Cash rs 10 expenses OF sale. any de-
linduent taxes, and the two notes for 81, SoJ Sc
cured by said deed, with interest thereon from
the 18th day Of July. 1887; aud the residue upon
such terms as shall be announced a. inc ume
OF sale. 1t is probable, however, that other and
more liberal terms may be agreed upon and
announced at sale. JAMES B. ELAN.
ana Trustee.